
Cause and Effect
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6th - 8th Grade
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Tiara Agee
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Cause and Effect
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Standards and Objectives
Standards:
ELA 8.21.4: Use linking words and phrases (e.g., also, another, and, more, but) to connect ideas within categories of information.
ELA 8.24.6: Use a variety of sentence types.
ELA 8.24.7: Write a complete sentence using correct spelling, capitalization, and punctuation.
ELA 8.36.1: Demonstrate knowledge of subject-verb agreement, prepositional phrases, inverted word order, indefinite pronouns, compound subjects, correlative and coordinating conjunctions, and collective nouns.
Objectives:
Recognize cause-and-effect relationship with 100% accuracy
Identify the effect with 100% accuracy
Identify the cause with 80% accuracy.
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Cause
The cause happens first.
The cause explains why something happens.
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Effect
The effect happens after the cause.
The effect explains what happens as a result of the cause.
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Multiple Choice
What always has to happen FIRST? *This doesn't mean it will always be explained first in a sentence!
Cause
Effect
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Common signal words for cause and effect:
Because
So
As a result
Therefore
If...then
Due to
Consequently
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Poll
What signal word is found in this sentence: I did not clean my room, therefore I couldn't play my favorite video game after dinner.
After
Therefore
Couldn't
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Look at this image:
Start thinking of possible effects of this scenario.
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Open Ended
What is a possible effect of the scenario depicted in the previous image?
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Examine this image:
Start thinking of possible causes of this scenario. *This is a baby covered in peanut butter*
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Open Ended
What is a possible cause of the scenario depicted in the previous photo?
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Multiple Choice
What is a possible cause for this scenario? Tommy had a cast on his leg.
Tommy fell off the monkey bars at the park.
The cast was making his leg itchy.
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Multiple Select
Select all possible effects to the following scenario: Melissa did not save her allowance money.
Melissa wasn't able to buy the new American Girl doll.
Melissa wasn't able to go to the movies with her best friend.
Melissa spent all of her money on candy.
Melissa couldn't buy her dad a gift for Christmas.
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The effect is what happens.
Effect is the consequence.
Effect
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Cause
Effect
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Poll
Which 2 pictures would be the effects?
The rain
The rainbow
The flooded street
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Multiple Choice
Liza studied her lesson.
Which of the answer best describes the effect?
She got high score.
She failed her test.
She flunk her score.
She was unsuccessful in the test.
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Multiple Choice
Molly asked her dad to teach her new bike.
What happened because she asked her dad to teach her?
Molly's dad ran beside her, holding on to keep her steady.
Molly asked her mom for some cookies and milk
Molly's dad refused to teach her.
Molly's dad got mad.
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Multiple Choice
Ray was tired after the race.
What happened because Ray was tired?
Ray played on the swings.
Ray played with the see-saw
Ray sat down the tree.
Ray jumped and down.
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Multiple Choice
Jared's grandpa gave him a dollar.
What happened because Jared's grandpa gave him a dollar?
Jared went to sleep.
Jared bought an ice cream.
Jared played with Anna.
Jared sat down the chair.
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The cause is the reason something happens.
"Cause" happens firsts and tell us why
Cause
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Fill in the Blank
The baby takes a nap because __________________.
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Fill in the Blank
If you go to bed late___________
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Fill in the Blank
The doctor put his arm in a cast because _________________.
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Recognizing Cause and Effect
Use clue words to help you understand what happens in a reading passage and why.
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Cause and Effect: What's the Difference?
What happens and why is called cause and effect. Cause and Effect reading skill tells why or how one event causes another event to occur.
To find a cause, look for why something happened. To find an effect, look for a result, or what happened
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CAUSE AND EFFECT clue words include:
As a result of Due to the fact So
Because On account of Thanks to
Because of Owing to The reason for
By virtue of Resulting in Therefore
Consequently, Seeing that Whereas
Due to Since Which Means
When there are no clue words, look for cause and effect by thinking about what happens and why or how it happens.
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Cause and Effect Text Structure
Cause and effect is a common way to organize information in a text. Paragraphs structured as cause and effect explain reasons why something happened or the effects of something. These paragraphs can be ordered as causes and effects or as effects and then causes. The cause and effect text structure is generally used in expository and persuasive writing modes.
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Boy Bands
Though musical trends come and go, “boy bands” have been well-liked by many for decades. Boy bands almost always perform songs that have been written by professional behind-the-scenes songwriters. This type of songwriting causes boy band songs to appeal to large audiences. Band members themselves are also usually talented singers. Finally, boy band popularity has often been due to band members’ carefully-groomed appearances. Because of these features, the popularity of boy bands is almost certainly here to stay.
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Multiple Choice
Though musical trends come and go, “boy bands” have been well-liked by many for decades.
Cause
Effect
Neutral
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Multiple Choice
Boy bands almost always perform songs that have been written by professional behind-the-scenes songwriters.
Cause
Effect
Neutral
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Multiple Choice
This type of songwriting causes boy band songs to appeal to large audiences.
Cause
Effect
Neutral
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Multiple Choice
Band members themselves are also usually talented singers.
Cause
Effect
Neutral
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Multiple Choice
Finally, boy band popularity has often been due to band members’ carefully-groomed appearances.
Cause
Effect
Neutral
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Multiple Choice
Because of these features, the popularity of boy bands is almost certainly here to stay.
Cause
Effect
Neutral
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Domino Effect
A domino effect or chain reaction is the cumulative effect produced when one event sets off a chain of similar events.
A situation in which one event causes a series of related events, one following another
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The Fire
A local grocery store was damaged by a large fire on Friday evening. As a result, nearly all the products and shelving units in the store were ruined. A restaurant next door to the store also suffered significant smoke damage. Though it was lucky that no one was injured in the fire, many employees will have to find new jobs while the store struggles to rebuild.
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Multiple Choice
A local grocery store was damaged by a large fire on Friday evening.
Cause
Effect
Neutral
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Multiple Choice
As a result, nearly all the products and shelving units in the store were ruined.
Cause
Effect
Neutral
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Multiple Choice
A restaurant next door to the store also suffered significant smoke damage.
Cause
Effect
Neutral
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Multiple Choice
Though it was lucky that no one was injured in the fire, many employees will have to find new jobs while the store struggles to rebuild.
Cause
Effect
Neutral
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Poll
Exit Poll: How would you rate your cause and effect skills?
YUCK!
MEH
GOOD!
AWESOME!
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